How to avoid job burnout in practice and retire on your own terms
Follow these tips on how to avoid job burnout to extend your career and take charge of retirement, and soon you’ll find yourself…
Chiropractic peer mentoring benefits mentor and mentee
From CAs to office staff to fellow DCs, mentoring and finding a peer mentor has wide-ranging benefits to the profession for…
Student DC: prioritizing goals to become remarkable
A recently-graduated DC shares a blueprint for current students to choose to succeed at tasks that will have maximum impact and prioritizing goals…
Online chiropractic continuing education vs. in-person
Online chiropractic continuing education opportunities let DCs travel the country via their computer or device, with no need to close offices or…
Leadership and putting together a personal growth plan
Putting together a personal growth plan — leadership, assertiveness and relationship-building skills in your office — will pay dividends rather than…
List of goals to set for yourself in fostering personal and practice growth
Reach out to your local community and find personal growth with a list of goals to set for yourself, and make it a hands-on practice.
Five steps to mindfulness in medicine and treatment
All those irritations of the day will have their place, but they won’t be able to take over your life. Developing mindfulness in medicine is…
In a rut? 3 tips to get back on the personal growth track
There’s little more frustrating than the realization that your efforts toward your personal growth seem to have gotten you into a rut.While all the work you have done up to this point may have served you well, it lately seems to have lost its spark. You may find yourself feeling listless and bored in both your personal and professional life, yet your efforts to push yourself higher all seem to fall flat.You may not even feel motivated to try to climb out of the rut in which you are stuck.
The DC’s Guide to Mindfulness and Meditation
Quick Navigation 10 best mindfulness apps worth your timeHow to use mindfulness in your chiropractic practiceA guide to 3 different types of meditationLearning to practice the art of patience5 ways a clear mind can improve your life There’s no question that our current high-tech, fast-paced world is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, the internet […]
How green can your practice grow?
The United States generates an enormous amount of waste that presents a serious threat to our environment and wildlife. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Americans produced approximately 258 million tons of trash just in 2014. Recycling and “going green” are ways to reduce the amount of waste each of us produces. But just how much of a difference can we make by being more aware of our wasteful habits and working to reduce them?
